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Chronology 1. Introducing postcolonial studies Neil Lazarus Part I. Social and Historical Context: 2. The global dispensation since 1945 Neil Lazarus 3. Anti-colonialism, national liberation, and postcolonial nation formation Tamara Sivanandan 4. The institutionalisation of postcolonial studies Benita Parry Part II. The Shape of the Field: 5. Postcolonial literature in the western literary canon John Marx 6. Poststructuralism and postcolonial discourse Simon Gikandi 7. From development to globalisation: postcolonial studies and globalisation theory Timothy Brennan 8. Reading subaltern history Priyamvada Gopal 9. Temporality and postcolonial critique Keya Ganguly Part III. Sites of Engagement: 10. Nationalism and postcolonial studies Laura Chrisman 11. Feminism in/and postcolonialism Deepika Bahri 12. Latin American postcolonial studies and global decolonisation Fernando Coronil 13. Migrancy, hybridity and postcolonial literary studies Andrew Smith.
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